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Co-star   Listen
verb
co-star  v. t.  To feature as the co-star in a performance; as, the film co-starred Robin Williams as the psychiatrist.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Co-star" Quotes from Famous Books



... to Earth. And on Earth Jamison became the leading television personality of all time, describing and extrapolating the delicious dangers and the splendid industrial opportunities of star-travel. Bell was his companion and co-star. Presently Jamison conceded privately to Cochrane that he and Bell would need shortly to take off on another journey of exploration with some other expedition. Neither of them thought to retire, though they were well-off enough. They were stock-holders in the Spaceways company, ...
— Operation: Outer Space • William Fitzgerald Jenkins

... part for her to-night," he said, "and we'll make it a small one at first, so that she won't have any difficulty in learning it. From night to night we'll build it up, Barnes, so that by the end of our first month your protegee practically will be a co-star with me. There's nothing mean about me, old chap. Any friend ...
— Green Fancy • George Barr McCutcheon



Words linked to "Co-star" :   star, dramatics, principal, dramatic art, lead, theater, dramaturgy



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